top of page
Paper Texture

CBT for men

Therapy for men — whether you're facing major life pressures or just feeling off track

Straightforward support when life feels too much — or just off balance

Modern life can come with a lot of pressure: to keep going, to stay strong, to figure things out on your own. But sometimes, things get heavy. You might feel stressed, stuck, low, or just not like yourself. That’s where therapy can help.

I offer focused, practical Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for men who are ready to work through difficult thoughts and emotions, understand unhelpful patterns, and build better ways of coping at work, at home and in themselves.

Whether you're adjusting to fatherhood, struggling with anxiety, facing relationship challenges, or just feeling overwhelmed, this is a space where you can talk honestly, without judgement.

 I’ve worked with men in a range of settings, from NHS mental health services to one-to-one therapy, helping them navigate pressure, uncertainty, and big life transitions with clarity and resilience.

Man Walking on a Bridge

How CBT Can Support You

Sometimes life builds up — stress at work, pressure to hold things together, or just a sense that something isn’t quite right. CBT can help you make sense of what’s going on and give you practical ways to move forward. I work with men from all walks of life who are ready to take a step toward change. I can support you with:

  • Anxiety and overthinking

  • Depression and low mood

  • Stress and burnout

  • Anger management

  • Low self-confidence or self-esteem

  • Perfectionism and high self-expectations

  • Relationship difficulties and boundary issues

  • Work-related stress or performance pressure

  • Adjusting to fatherhood or major life changes

  • Feeling lost or disconnected

testimonials

"Starting CBT felt like a big step, but Charlotte made it easy to talk. I came to therapy for anxiety and stress related to work, and after a few sessions I felt more in control of my thinking. The tools I’ve learned are still helping me day to day."

James T. – London

bottom of page